Bellopuerto Reforma Restaurant in Mexico City, México by Estudio Atemporal

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Preserving the essence of its sister house in Polanco, Reforma Bellopuerto integrates in its terrace the experience of the Port of Acapulco.Within premises with different heights, we insert the island bar as a leading element of the restaurant; the double height of the hall enables natural light into the interior, which in turn is replaced by luminaries on rails at different heights.

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• Architects: Estudio Atemporal
• Project: Bellopuerto Reforma Restaurant
• Location: Mexico City, México
• Photography: Luis Garduño LGM Studio
• Project year: December 2013
• Área: 410 m2

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The warmth of the materials used such as wood in different shades, woven PVC wire, stone, steel and the implementation of the brand’s colors, contrast with the strength of the concrete structure.

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

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The hall is contained by a wall of concrete cylinders where a wood shipyard is inserted alluding to the workshop of a pier, existing vegetation between each wooden structure complements the composition of the wall, creating a focal point for the user.

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

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Access is configured in a porch with an enclosure than can be completely opened, it integrates the exterior with the interior generating a single atmosphere. The terrace has a close relationship with the sidewalk through the landscaped porches, which in turn graduate privacy without denying the city, opening to the outside to become social windows.

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Luis Garduño LGM Studio

Image Courtesy © Estudio Atemporal

Image Courtesy © Estudio Atemporal

Image Courtesy © Estudio Atemporal

Image Courtesy © Estudio Atemporal

Tags: Mexico, Mexico City

Category: Restaurant

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